I was tagged by Angelica @ The Book Cover Girls to do this. Thank you Angelica! I love P&P. This should be fun.
How it works
- Link back to Laura and Emma’s original posts so we can see all of your answers! (Just copy and paste these instructions)
- Thank the person who tagged you
- Answer the questions
- Tag a maximum of 10 people
While Mr. Bennet silently reads in the study, and Mrs. Bennet’s tales of woe can be heard from miles away, you spend a lovely afternoon in the garden with your dramatic and doting sisters. What is a favourite novel of yours that features a strong sibling relationship?
Here I’m gonna go with Fred and George Weasley from the Harry Potter series. I just love their relationship.
You and Mary have decided to walk to the bookshop in Meryton to search for the newest releases. Which book or books are you likely to purchase?
I still haven’t got this, for some reason.
Netherfield Park has been let at last, and the owner, a Mr. Charles Bingley, hosts a magnificent ball at his new estate. What fictional ball gown would you wear?
Hmmm… maybe Feyre’s Starfall dress? (image credit)
Or Tessa’s Dress.
It is the Christmas Ball and Maria has asked you to join her at the piano. What music or song would you choose as an accompaniment to your current book?
Well, I just started reading The School for Good and Evil, but I’ve only read one chapter so far, so I don’t really know what song would fit it.
You’re helping Jane to take care of her younger cousins whilst staying with the Gardiners. Which fictional children would you include in your own family?
ARTEMIS FOWL!
It’s a sombre evening at Hunsford Parsonage, and after dinner, Mr. Collins stands by the fireplace and quotes from the Good Book, while the party tries not to yawn too obviously. What is a memorable quote from a novel that has always stuck with you?
There are many. In fact, I have a whole series of posts dedicated to quotes, because I am a quotes aficionado (you can check that out here). But I’ll go with the first line of what is probably my favourite non-fiction.
"No one ever told me that grief felt so like fear." -C.S. Lewis (A Grief Observed)
You’ve been invited to dine at Rosings Park by none other than the infamous Lady Catherine de Bourgh, but the evening ends in disaster as the pompous Lady insults you and your family. Who’s your favourite fictional villain?
Hmm… this is hard. I tend to love a lot of villains. Sebastain Morgenstern from The Mortal Instruments maybe? Oh… Light from Death Note. Or Johan Liebert from Monster. Also, I’ve recently read Illuminae and I really loved AIDAN.
As Lydia has gone down to Brighton with the Forsters, and Elizabeth is off on her jaunt to Derbyshire with the Gardiners, you also want to go away for a quick break. Which fictional location would be your perfect holiday destination?
Um… not many of the books I read, that’s for sure. People tend to die a lot in those places. I’m gonna go with Le Cirque des Reves from The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. I feel like from all the places, my life would be least threatened there and it would be so freaking awesome.
You’re running to the fine horse chestnut tree on the green to relive some of your favourite childhood reading memories. What is one that you remember most fondly?
My grandfather used to have this giant collection of stories and fairytales. It was yellow and very old and every time I would go there, he would read to me from it for hours and hours. I know that’s not really me reading, but it’s a very fond memory. And I’ve read the book by myself as well. I’m pretty sure I now have the book at home (I stole it from him muahahah)
You’re on a tour at Pemberley and you come across Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy emerging from the pond, scandalously clad in only his wet underdrawers and shirt. You can’t help but swoon at the sight. Aside from Mr. Darcy, who is your favourite romantic interest?
Rhysand from ACOTAR, Kaz Brekker from Six of Crows, Will Herondale from The Infernal Devices and more recently, Elend Venture from the Mistborn series. There are others, of course, but these are my top ones.
Rhys credit Kaz credit Elend credit
I tag all P&P lovers to do this!
Awesome answers! I would also love to visit Le Cirque des Rêves. It’s so beautiful and magical! ✨
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Loved your answers! That story about your grandfather is so sweet!
And omg, I love Sebastian too! (how bad is that, but oh well)
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Haha, thanks.
And Sebastian is awesome. Why wouldn’t you love him. 😀
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Great tag! You picked awesome ball gowns! I didn’t even think of using those ones 😅. I agree with almost all your answers.
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Thank you! Those dresses are so cool though! I would love to wear them.
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Great answers! That was such a sweet story about your grandfather. And it’s so cool that you still have the book. I’ve also been meaning to read Artemis Fowl. I want to get more I to children’s/middle grade fiction. I might have to boost it up on my TBR.
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YESYESYESYES READ ARTEMIS FOWL!
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I’ll be adding it to me TBR!!
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